REVELATION COMMENTARY UPDATE

A number of my readers have expressed interest in the Revelation commentary I have written. I have finally received notice from the publisher that vol. 1 has been fully typeset. The commentary will be titled: The Divorce of Israel: A Redemptive-Historical Interpretation of Revelation.

The first of two volumes is 880 pages long and covers Introduction through Revelation 9. Of these pages, 208 are the “Introduction.” Introducing the distinctive approach to the commentary is vitally important, hence the depth of the material therein.

As you might expect, and as you can tell from the number of pages, not only is the Introduction to the whole commentary vitally important, but so is the exegesis of Rev. 1. Foundations matter!

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Not only has the typesetting been completed for vol. 1, but the cover designer is now fully engaged in developing a cover. The graphics artist working on this is Brian Godawa, who has designed a number of book covers for me, Greg Bahnsen, Gary DeMar, and others. He is a fine designer with a deep understanding of my approach to Revelation. See his cover design for Navigating the Book of Revelation (above). He will well match the cover image to the commentary approach. I look forward to seeing what he comes up with.

Be aware, they commentary will not be released one volume at a time. It will be released and sold only as a set. So it will still be a while before anything is released. However, the pace has really stepped up and should move much more quickly from here on. I will keep you posted.

I will now be reviewing the typeset version (I have already found a big error in the heading to Part Two!) And I will be working on the indexing from the typeset version.

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Thanks for observations and your interest. The reason is: I don’t know the answer to either. It has taken awhile to get the commentary organized and typeset. I will let folks know these matters when I learn them myself. Hold on!

Jeffrey K. BoerJanuary 7, 2017 at 1:21 pm

“Not only has the typesetting been completed for vol. 1, but the cover designer is not fully engaged in developing a cover.” You neglected to change the typo: “NOW fully engaged.”

Congratulations, Ken, on nearing the end of this arduous process. I think I speak for all of us here in saying that we appreciate you very much in writing this monumental and much needed work. I just have a couple questions:

(1) Where will the commentary be made available? Do you anticipate any of the larger Christian bookstores eventually carrying the work?

(2) What would you recommend in audio format that might be a good prelude to this? I do a lot of driving for work and am always interested in making productive use of my drive time.

Sir, I have read ‘The Book of Revelation Made Easy’. This practical guidance has helped me immensely to begin to understand the timing and historical correlation of this prophecy. Is your new intro more in depth than this outline or will much of it be familiar or both, neither?

Daniels prophecy in Chapter 11 says that 3 kings will follow and the 4th will stir up Greece. This seems to say that there were 5 kings of Mede-Persia, not the 6 to 10 that historians believe. If you use 333 BC as the last year of the 5th king and use the date given in Nehemiah for the completion of the wall, 25th day of Elul 32nd year of Artaxerxes. Since Artaxerxes was the 6th king an assumption can be made that the 32nd year of Darius can be used. There is a 60 year gap between Ezra chapter 6 and 7 that doesn’t make sense. Chapter 6 ends with the temple completed in the 6th year of Darius and in chapter 7 we see Ezra leading a large group back to Jerusalem in the 7th year of Artaxerxes. If you make these assumptions and do the calculation, then going backward in time from the completion of the wall, 7 weeks, you end up in the first year of Cyrus, and calculating forward 62 weeks brings you to 70 AD.

Kevin EvansMay 29, 2018 at 11:21 pm

Hello Mr Gentry. I heard about this Revelation project in either 2010 or 2011. Its been quite awhile now. I bought several of your books: The Beast of Revelation; Postmillennialism and Before Jerusalem Fell. Oh, I bought House Divided also. Read all four books. You helped to change my Futurist/Premillennial/Pre-Trib position. What is the latest on the commentary? I would love to purchase both volumes. I hope its as good as The Days of Vengeance…

Dear Dr. Gentry, your complete commentary on Revelation is very much looked forward to! As a regular user of Olive Tree Bible App can I suggest that it will be available in this platform? At this moment I have not seen ANY of your work in Olive Tree. I hope at least some will be! Thanks. Joseph

Dr. Gentry, do you know if your publisher will be working with Faithlife to get your commentary digitized for use in Logos Bible Software? I do most of my work on this platform and would prefer to buy it in electronic form. Also, do you have any updates on the release date and pricing? Thank you.

I am not sure. I haven’t heard from the publisher regarding digital versions yet. Some of my books have been released by logos (see: https://www.logos.com/product/145208/kenneth-gentry-collection) All I know about the release date is that the proofreader should be done with it by late Summer, with the prospect of a quick print release after that. Thanks for your interest!

Henry FairviewJuly 26, 2018 at 10:09 pm

Hi Dr. Genrtry. Will there be a Kindle version? That would be great. God bless you and your coming commentary. May it reach the wide audience that it deserves!

I believe there will be. But I don’t know how soon after the hard copy release. Thanks for your interest.
According to Tolle Lege Press they are still on target for completing all preparations (layout, proofing, indexing, etc.) by the end of the Summer. And they have sent out for bids from printers.

ErickSeptember 27, 2018 at 8:12 pm

Dr. Gentry, is there any news on when your commentary will be released? Can we hope to have it by Christmas?

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